
I took this photo coming back from a swim last weekend. We like to go early as it’s never crowded then and, generally, conditions for snorkeling are better earlier in the day.

I took this photo coming back from a swim last weekend. We like to go early as it’s never crowded then and, generally, conditions for snorkeling are better earlier in the day.

Late afternoon sun on the ocean off Kohala.

Achilles Tangs are one of those fish that I see often, but rarely photograph because they zip away when my camera is raised. They’re particularly plentiful at Mauna Lani, and last weekend I encountered this one that was a bit slow with its escape.

I saw this Brown Anole on a beach at Hualalai, looking good against the coarse sand.

This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Beaches.’ See more responses here.
I wondered if I had any beach photos, and it turns out I do have a few! Captions on the photos.









One of many gullies that run down the side of Kohala Mountain. When it rains at the top, which it does often, water funnels down the gullies to the ocean. Heavy rain, such as during the recent hurricane, can cause flash floods and dump a lot of sediment into the ocean. If the rain is heavy enough, it can also cause considerable property damage.

These clouds look like they’re in a hurry though, to be honest, I can’t remember if they were moving fast or not.

An I’iwi belts out a song from the branch of a tree on the Pu’u O’o Trail off Saddle Road.